On June 6, 2023, an employee of Bolgar Museum-Reserve Musina G. M. held an event on “There, on unknown paths” for 7 preschool children from kindergarten “Rodnichok”, dedicated to the birthday of the great Russian poet Alexander Pushkin.
It is hard to find a person in our country who would not know and love the wonderful works of the poet Alexander Pushkin. Even during his lifetime, he was called “the sun of Russian poetry”.
А. S. Pushkin was born in Moscow on June 6, 1799 in a family of noblemen. Pushkin had many friends, but from childhood, the closest and most loyal person was his nanny – Arina Rodionovna. It was from her that he first heard wonderful Russian fairy tales. The poet dedicated to her works “Winter evening” and “Nanny”. The young Pushkin at age 12 entered the Tsarskoe Selo Lyceum to study. It was there that he began creating his first poems. He wrote poems, novels, fairy tales, dramatic works, sonnets and messages.
It is believed that it is in Pushkin’s works that modern literary language took shape. Pushkin’s works combine outward simplicity with rich inner content. For each idea, image, character the writer found the most accurate words, he used not only the book language, but also the folk, vernacular language.
Pushkin brought into his tales the wonderful images of folk fantasy: the goldfish, the Swan Princess, Chernomor and sea heroes, the golden cockerel and the fanciful squirrel. Along with the people in his tales Pushkin ridiculed and condemned the stupid and evil kings, greedy priests, cunning and ignorant boyars.
During the event, participants consolidated their knowledge about the life and works of the poet, listened to excerpts from his works. Children took an active part in a quiz on Pushkin’s stories, collected puzzles and played games. The event ended with an excursion to the “Museum of nobility of Spassky uyezd”. Children gained new knowledge, had a lot of good impressions and souvenirs.

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